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🎥 PODCASTS & VIDEOS

  1. Andrew Huberman Labs Podcasts about Stress & Anxiety:
    1. “Tools for Managing Stress & Anxiety"
    2. “Erasing Fears & Traumas Based on the Modern Neuroscience of Fear”
    3. Dr. Elissa Epel: Control Stress for Healthy Eating, Metabolism & Aging

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Welcome to your identity with your core truths and values exercise!

Many high-achieving women have done values exercises before. You might already know your top five values—at least on paper. But if you’re reading this book, something inside you is searching for more. This isn’t just about naming values; it’s about uncovering what’s truly driving you and whether your life reflects those truths.

Values aren’t just ideals we admire—they are the foundation of our fulfillment. When we feel stuck, drained, or disconnected, it’s often because we’re unconsciously living out of alignment with what we say we value. This exercise is designed to help you see beyond the surface and challenge yourself to reconnect with what truly matters.

Step 1: Reflect on What Matters Most

Before diving into the list, take a deep breath and ask: “When I imagine my most fulfilled, authentic self… what truly matters to me?”Write down any words, themes, or values that surface—without filtering or editing.

Step 2:  Identify Your Lived vs. Ideal Value

Many people list values they aspire to have, but the real question is: Are you actually living them? Below is a curated list of values across core areas.

  1. Highlight the values that resonate deeply with you.
  2. Star (*) the values you are currently living and embodying in your daily life.
  3. Underline the values that are important to you, but you struggle to live out right now.

Value Categories

Achievement & Growth – Success, Learning, Challenge, Excellence, Influence, Mastery

Freedom & Flexibility – Independence, Autonomy*, Adventure, Creativity, Innovation

Impact & Leadership – Making a Difference, Service, Mentorship, Legacy, Contribution

Connection & Love – Family, Friendship, Loyalty, Belonging, Authenticity, Empathy

Integrity & Character – Honesty, Respect, Fairness, Responsibility, Accountability

Well-Being & Balance – Health, Rest, Inner Peace, Joy, Simplicity, Harmony

Faith & Spirituality – Purpose, Meaning, Faith, Gratitude, Transcendence, Surrender

Wealth & Security – Financial Freedom, Stability, Generosity, Legacy, Prosperity

Step 3: Identify Your Patterns

Look over what you circled, starred, and underlined. Then answer:

Step 4: Choose Your Top 5 Core Values

Out of everything that stood out, pick the five values that feel non-negotiable for the life you're building.

My Top 5 Core Values Are:

  1. Faith…
  2. Family…

Step 5: Reality Check—Are You Living Your Values?

For each of your top five values, rate how aligned you feel (0-10) between what you say you value and how you actually live it.

Value How Important Is It? (0-10) How Aligned Is Your Life With This Value? (0-10)
1. family 10 /10 6 /10
2. __ /10 __ /10
3. __ /10 __ /10
4. __ /10 __ /10
5. __ /10 __ /10

Step 6: Align Your Life

If there’s a big gap between importance and alignment, what’s causing that disconnect?

What excuses or external pressures are pulling you out of alignment?

Next to each value, write one way you can live more fully into it this week. Small, intentional action creates realignment and momentum.

Step 7: The Hard Truth—What Values Are You Actually Prioritizing?

Forget what you wish you valued for a moment. If a stranger looked at your calendar, habits, and daily decisions, what would they say your true values are?

  1. List how you spend most of your time and energy each week (both work and personal life).
  2. What values do your actions reflect? Are they the ones you claim to value?

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